Aug 4 (Reuters) - Wall Street fell on Tuesday as Apple's
shares remained under pressure, hitting their lowest in more
than six months, and investors digested earnings reports from a
host of companies.

The iPhone maker's shares fell as much as 4.4 percent to
$113.25, slipping firmly below their 200-day daily moving
average, a key technical level closely watched by traders. The
stock was also the biggest drag on the three major U.S. indexes.

While there was no clear trigger for the selloff, traders
said worries over a slowdown in China and skepticism over demand
for iPhone 6s were likely to keep the stock under pressure.
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